house of representatives
A member of the US House of Representatives.
2 years
Perhaps the Speaker's term runs concurrent with his or her term as Member of the House of Representatives. That's pretty close. To be specific, a member of the House serves for two years per term, without restriction on the number of terms they may serve. This means, that as long as the Speaker continues to be voted Speaker of the House, and remains a member of the House, their term limit is their life.
every 2 years
Representatives and Delegates serve for two-year terms, while the Resident Commissioner serves for four years. The Constitution permits the House to expel a member with a two-thirds vote.
Two years
Two years
Each term of each House Member is two years, from January 3 to January 3 of odd-numbered years.
There are two years in a term for a member of the US House of Representatives.
One term for a U.S. representative is two years, so three terms would be six years.
2 years
Yes. A president is elected every four years and serves a maximum of two 4 year terms. A member of the House of Representatives is elected every two years without term limitations. A senator is elected every six years without term limitations. It should be noted that there is a senatorial election every two years; however each senator serves a six year term. Therefore, one third of the senate is elected in each two year election.